Showing posts with label Silas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Silas. Show all posts

Wednesday, 29 July 2009

SILAS - SILAS (Cd Review)


01.In The Grind
02.Rollin On
03.Angels Lie

Dave Runham (Vocals)
Mike Ross (Drums/Guitar)
Matt Drumm (Bass)
Tom Ross (Drums/Guitar)

It has to be said that Dave has an amazing voice, its bluesy yet agressive and sits perfectly with the panteraish metal that his band create.

There is a great deal of thought behind this music, its not just in your face riffs and drums, there is attention to rhythm and structure, it lifts this way above average and really deserves to be taken seriously.

The second track manages to incorporate some death metal influences and creates a huge wall of power that is pure headbanging fuel.

Finally the band get to play with the styles with a stonerish song that evolves into a reggae song, some great harmony vocals really push the music to a very professional standard.

Question here is why are this band not signed??

Rating 10/10

For Fans Of : Pantera, Down, Dry Kill Logic, Disturbed

STU

Tuesday, 21 July 2009

LOST GRAVITY, XENOCHORD, AFTER DEATH, SILAS Live At The Gaff 17.07.09 (Gig Review)

LOST GRAVITY
XENOCHORD
AFTER DEATH
SILAS

The Gaff, Holloway Road 17.07.09

SILAS
Well they may have turned up five minutes after they were due on stage, but they rushed on
and set up and dived straight into a very impressive live set, mixing up metal with jazz and
reggae beats.
Visually entertaining as well with twins on guitar and drums changing around in between songs.

AFTER DEATH
Amazing 3 piece band with two guitarists and no bass and the drummer doubles up as the
vocalist as well.
Blending melody with heavy riffs they entertained big time, really cannot fault anything here at all they are just a great live band.

XENOCHORD
Its a strange and short set from the Absinthe crew tonight, having lost their drummer a week ago they have had just 4 hours with a replacement and lost their keyboard player along the way.

It gets stranger because tonights performance was stunning, its like the band have a new lease of life, they are much heavier and it would seem happier!
So begins another phase and one which will be a pleasure to watch.

LOST GRAVITY
Classic rock delivered with great energy, solid bass with a few fancy riffs thrown in go well with a big guitar sound and powerfull vocals.A great way to end an evening of diverse rock and metal acts.

STU

SILAS



AFTER DEATH


XENOCHORD




LOST GRAVITY